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Common search and website questions, answered.
Practical guidance for the issues people most often encounter while publishing, optimizing, and troubleshooting a website.
Why is my website not appearing on Google?+−
New pages need to be discovered, crawled, and indexed before they can appear in results. Start by checking that the page is publicly accessible, is not blocked by robots.txt or a noindex tag, and has been submitted through Google Search Console. Internal links from already-indexed pages also help Google find new content.
Why does Google show the wrong title or description?+−
Google can rewrite title links and snippets when it believes another version better matches a search. Use a descriptive title, write a concise meta description, keep the on-page heading aligned with both, and avoid duplicate or vague metadata across pages. The Meta Tag Checker helps you confirm what your page is currently sending.
How do I fix a broken Open Graph or social sharing preview?+−
Check that og:title, og:description, og:image, and og:url are present in the page source. Your image should be publicly reachable, ideally 1200 by 630 pixels, and use a stable absolute URL. Platforms cache previews, so use each platform’s sharing debugger after making changes.
What is the difference between a 301 and a 302 redirect?+−
A 301 is a permanent redirect and normally signals that search engines should transfer relevance to the new URL. A 302 is temporary and suggests that the original URL may return. Use a 301 for a permanent page move, then check the path to make sure there is no unnecessary redirect chain.
How can I improve a page that is indexed but does not rank?+−
Make the page genuinely useful for the searcher’s intent, use a clear page title and heading, add details your competitors have missed, and link to it from relevant pages on your site. Rankings also depend on topical authority, technical quality, and external signals, so improvements can take time to show results.
How do I create a Google Knowledge Panel?+−
You cannot directly create or pay for a Knowledge Panel. Google generates them when it has enough confidence in a notable person, organization, place, or entity. Build consistent public information across your official site, reputable profiles, structured data, and credible independent sources. If one already exists, Google may offer a verification process for eligible entities.
Do meta keywords still help SEO?+−
No. Major search engines do not use the meta keywords tag as a ranking signal. Spend that effort on an accurate title, a helpful meta description, clear content, and internal links that make the topic and page purpose easy to understand.
What security headers should a website have?+−
Common headers include Content-Security-Policy, Strict-Transport-Security, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and a sensible Permissions-Policy. The right configuration depends on how your website loads scripts, embeds, and third-party services, so test carefully before deploying a strict policy.